Leeds half marathon hailed a 'fantastic success' as sun-kissed city centre welcomes athletes from around the country
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Some came for a personal challenge, a few hoped to win and others simply aimed to get around the 13.1 mile course, but all helped make the Leeds Half Marathon a brilliant success, with thousands of pounds raised for local and national charities.
The run kicked off outside Leeds Art Gallery on the Headrow and followed a course that took runners out of the city centre, along Meanwood Road, Stonegate Road, a section of the Ring Road, down Butcher Hill and Hawksworth Road, along Abbey Road and Kirkstall Road and then back into the city centre for the big finish on the Headrow.
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Hide AdLarge crowds in the city centre and outer suburbs created a special atmosphere as they cheered the runners to the finish line.